A) Glass B) Plastic C) Metal D) Clay
A) Coiling B) Pinching C) Wheel throwing D) Slab building
A) A type of clay B) The first firing to harden clay C) A decorative technique D) The final firing with glaze
A) A glassy coating fused to pottery B) A type of pottery wheel C) A type of clay D) A sculpting tool
A) An oven for firing pottery B) A type of glaze C) A type of clay D) A sculpting tool
A) Applying glaze B) Firing the kiln C) A type of pottery wheel D) Removing air bubbles from clay
A) Clay mixed with water into a slurry B) A type of clay C) A type of firing D) A type of glaze
A) Applying glaze evenly B) Positioning the clay in the middle of the wheel C) Removing air bubbles D) Heating the kiln
A) Wire cutter B) Sponge C) Loop tool D) Rib
A) To apply glaze B) To cut clay from a large block C) To smooth the clay surface D) To trim the base of a pot
A) Stoneware B) Paperclay C) Porcelain D) Earthenware
A) Porcelain B) Raku C) Terra Cotta D) Earthenware
A) To add color to the clay B) To make the clay whiter C) To make the clay more plastic D) To reduce shrinkage and warping
A) A type of clay body B) A pigment applied before the glaze C) A type of firing technique D) A clear coat of glaze
A) Glaze turning a different color B) Glaze creating a textured effect C) Glaze separating from the clay surface during firing D) Glaze running down the pot
A) Its metallic sheen B) Its glossy, smooth surface C) Its orange peel texture D) Its bright, vibrant colors
A) A low-temperature firing technique B) A rapid firing technique with post-firing reduction C) A slow, even firing technique D) A high-temperature firing technique
A) To measure the thickness of the glaze B) To measure the water content of the clay C) To measure the temperature inside the kiln D) To measure the size of the pot
A) Fine cracks in the glaze B) A completely matte surface C) A bumpy texture D) A metallic sheen
A) A decoration on a pot B) A type of glaze C) A tool for shaping clay D) A heatwork measurement of firing temperature
A) Extrusion B) Slab building C) Coiling D) Pinching
A) To add color to the clay B) To vitrify the clay C) To make the clay more plastic D) To harden the clay so it can be glazed
A) To apply glaze B) To mix clay and water C) To force clay through a die to create shapes D) To smooth the surface of clay
A) The process of clay becoming glass-like and non-porous B) The process of adding color to clay C) The process of removing air bubbles from clay D) The process of drying clay
A) Rib B) Screwdriver C) Sponge D) Needle tool
A) Overapplication of glaze B) The clay shrinks more than the glaze C) Uneven firing temperatures D) The glaze shrinks more than the clay
A) Applying glaze B) Shaping pottery C) Firing pottery D) Mixing and de-airing clay
A) Brushing glaze B) Pouring glaze C) Dipping glaze D) Airbrush glaze
A) Wet B) Bisque C) Bone-dry D) Leather-hard
A) Underfiring B) Too much flux in the glaze C) Gasses escaping during firing D) Overfiring |